A page for a contractor or interior firm: photographs of jobs you have completed, the work you actually take — windows, doors, fencing, fabrication, roofing, ceilings, full interiors — the areas you travel to, and how a site visit and quote work.
FUEiNT is a web and software company in Coimbatore, India, that builds single-page websites for construction and interior contractors, with site-visit enquiries going straight to the contractor’s WhatsApp.
Nobody hires a contractor from a description. It begins when the slab is cast or the flat is handed over, and the homeowner wants photographs of finished work in a house the size of theirs — a grill they like, a kitchen they can picture, a ceiling not lifted from a foreign catalogue. Then whether you take that job, because a fabrication shop and a full interior firm come up in the same search and only one can make their gate. Then whether you travel to their area, and whether the quote follows a site visit. Monsoon brings a different customer entirely: a leak, and someone who needs you this week.
Completed jobs grouped by type — gates, windows, ceilings, kitchens, roofing — because a homeowner decides from a picture, not from a paragraph.
Windows, doors, fencing, metal fabrication, roofing, security shutters, interiors: ticked or left out, so nobody calls you about a job you do not do.
The parts of the district you take work in, stated plainly, so a Pollachi enquiry knows before it starts and a city job knows you are close.
Whether you measure on site first, what you need at that visit, and what the estimate covers — the process, written once instead of explained daily.
One tap opens WhatsApp with the work type typed, and the homeowner attaches the room, the gate or the plan. That is the site visit, half booked.
Message us saying you take construction or interior work in Coimbatore and what kind. We ask for finished-job photographs and your work list in the same chat.
We group your photographs by job type, write the scope and area lines so the wrong enquiries stop, and wire the site-visit button to your number.
Nothing to learn, no dashboard and no login. Homeowners send the room photograph on WhatsApp, and you fix the site visit from the phone you already carry.
Cost depends on how many trades and photograph sets the page carries. Ask on WhatsApp and the quote comes back there.
It depends on how many kinds of work the page has to cover. A fabrication shop showing gates and grills is a smaller job than a firm doing full interiors, roofing and security shutters. Message us on WhatsApp describing your work and we will quote there.
On WhatsApp, with the job type already typed in and a photograph of the room, the gate or the plan attached. That is more useful than a phone call, because you can see the job before deciding whether to spend an afternoon on the site visit.
No — those are the convincing ones. A homeowner trusts a slightly crooked photo of a real gate in a real street far more than a rendered image. Send them as they are and we will pick the strongest and crop them sensibly.
You can state a basis — per square foot for ceilings, per running foot for grills — but most contractors say the estimate follows a measured site visit. That is honest, and it stops a customer holding you to a number quoted before anyone saw the site.
That is exactly what the scope list is for. Writing down what you do not take — no plumbing, no borewell, no painting only — costs one line and saves several calls a week. We will make sure it is visible rather than buried at the bottom.
Your first message is already typed.
A gate, a ceiling, a kitchen — whatever you were proud of last month. We will show you on WhatsApp how the page would use it and what building it costs.
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